Featured in Time Out New York - Best 100 Graphic Tee's !

We are #32 !

Featured on Time Out New York Part Deux

 Here we are in print in the May 13th Issue under Designer Spotlight.

Featured on Time Out New York

Life has been surely busy this year.

The fruits of our labor can be seen here

V necks are here!

See the full unisex collection !

WT at the Premier of the Hester Street Fair this Sunday the 25th !

Come and visit us at the fair this Sunday!
We are very excited to do our first Street Fair in NYC and return to the LES where we launch in 2005.

More info on Hester Street Fair

Published at AUDREY - The Asian American Women's Lifystely Magazine

You can read the full article here

Soho Spring Parade Photos

The parade photos are here

And here

 

Spring Forward!

Celebrate Spring with a new tote.

Be green, use cotton.

http://www.whitietighties.com/totes.html

Fashion Parade

Let's celebrate the first day of spring together!

Whitie Tighties will be parading through Soho in a whirlwind of music and dance along with other New York designers. Starting point is the little triangle square on Lafayette and Kenmare at 3pm.

Join us in the fun and wear your own creations to cheer us by!

tote madness !

Only at $10 each, these lightweight canvas totes are great for keeping folded in your pocket for your shopping emergencies.
Feel better, use cotton.
http://www.whitietighties.com/

Hole story

I mean. I almost can understand the store bought hole leggings.

The most fascinating part would be checking out the hole markings left on that girl's legs when she'd be taking them off. If you're into that.

I digress.

So, if you weren't running in the thorn bushes, girl in the middle should not be trekking around new york in that travesty in a 10F weather.

Come on.

Did you really think it looked that good when you put them on?

Two man gentleman band

Bluegrass

Grassroots
Fancy beer Abbott and Costello type of band.
Check them out!

Support NYC acts everyone.

:)

"V for Vendetta" or 3 Kings Day?

22F
3 pm
Graham Avenue

What seemed to be a bike ride from afar proved to be a Puerto Rican tricked out fest with a man dressed as a king on a tricycle with two roosters in tow. What followed behind him was waves of Reggaton, camels and sheep, and Latino men dressed like Kings. Kings that resembled the borinquen version of V for Vendetta.

Happy three Kings Day everyone!

Brooklyn style.